Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-06-23

hoisttu ana conveyed 10 SAFE IahuliH.
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of ewing machine rsresiiCs al
Esss,E,ei.s. Also repairs E,sS
nisised osi short notice. 32-,t
TO FIREMEN. is hereby given to
a i members OF. the Lewiston Fire Depart
mtnt to meet at their hall this evening at
! 30 p. III. Important business tn transact.
{. II. PAYNE, President,
Mr.. Hewett, who arrived from the cast
ten days ago ard proceeded to Pierce City
where he has miuing interests. returned Oh
Saturday last bringing good reports OF his
mine.
A large band Of horses, the property of
O. 2. Ready. were crossed at the Clear
water ferry on Tuesday. They are now
ON their way to Colorado, whore they VIII
be on sale.
Report reaches us that the trails from
Florence to Mt. idaho have been cut out by
way Of the Milner trail that considerable
snow is yet IN the mountains, but that tray
el will soon begin.
Chas Case of Mt. Idaho, came down on
Wednesday last, and from his purchases OF
Wagons, harness, and farm machinery, We
should infer he was going to became an
"honest granger"
Several large holes were washed out in
9Th street during the late raise and should
be looked after before by our city fathers at
once before they cause accidents to beiail
some teams or persons.
Several houses in that part of the city
that was recently submerged Will be raised
during the summer above high water mark
Many will have to be raised five feet OF
more to rank this mark.
All iiremen should be present at their
hall this, Thursday evening at $50 o'clock
Business important to every member
will come up be fore the meeting aud a full
ATTENDANCE is requested.
Frank Bros Implement Co. have just re-
ceived Il lot OF Spiral Swing carts, both one
and two passenger, which "ere SO thorough.
iy advertised during the Spring by Cortland
Wagon Co Cortland, n, \. 81
NJ NJ. Williams has been selling an unus.
ual amount OF furniture during the past
month, and the reason for these ready sales
are that hs deals IN nothing but first class
goods and sells at living rates.
Geo. Stutsman and family. of Salem,
Oregon, arrived by Sundays steamer aud
proceeded to Genesee. Mrs. s. is daugh
ter Of Ill. B. Hod4 gins of Genesee, and has
gone there to visit for few weeks.
The pack train OF A. Benson's arrived
from Grangcvile on Tuesday and will leave
for Warrens tomorrow. This will be tn.
first train i'll aud ttey expect to reach then
destination III safety with full cargo.
Two more Cinnamon were found hoatiba
| down Snake aver near Almota On Sat rda,
| last. They are, no doubt, some of the
| ane crowd that we made mention of last
week, who were murdered up the Snake.
Miss Zoe Marslliot. after nine month,
attendance at the Lewis Collegiate lnstitut,
in this city, departed for her bone III tn,
Asotin country on Saturday. Miss 10,
reads the declaration OF Independence a
Asotin on the Fourth.
Root Montgomery is putting in larg,
fish wheel opposite this city in Snake river
and says that he will be able to supply the
people with fish at much less rate thai
they have been charged heretofore. Success
to the new enterprise.
Some one should take an interest and or
canize a company of 'hoirlbles' to TAX,
part IN the parade on the coming 4th @
July celebration in this city. Ii proper!.
conducted, they make very prominep
feature in the procession,
James Conley, who made a trip will
e. d B. s train into Pierce City returned Oh
Saturday, leaving the train at the ferry
where they will be compelled to remain un
til the ferry cable is stretched. He report
the water very high at that place.
Hank Trimble who lives in the Wah
country south of here says, that all tn
fields Of grain look most promising. Frol
appearances, it is thought. that some of tn
barley will yield 100 bushels to the acre
and wheat and other grain In proportion.
Mrs. II. Wax, who has been visitin
friends and relatives in this city durin
the last two months, departed for he
home at Grangeville on Tuesday morning
She was accompanied by her mother, Mr.,
A, Binnard, who will Remain for a Will,
John Thomas, a resident of Camas Prair
was killed on Monday the 18th inst. IL
team became Immanageable in going dow
, the mountain with load of shakes.
some means he was thrown in 'front.' of II
wagon and his head crushed by one of I'll
wheels.
. The fire. works for the coming 4th of Jul
arrived by Thursdays steamer. They Al
finer than any that have ever been used her
and grand display may be expected {
the evening of the Fourth. Also sever
large balloons were received which will
sent up.
Many Of the families who were compelit
to move from their homes during the FIR
raise had moved out before the Sc
! ond came; then they were again compell'
to move out. They will wait this time u
til the water goes down to the low mark b
!, fore going hack.
, We are wiling to receive wood on su
scription or advertising. and anyone wi
has wood and knows himself indebted
t this office vii, greatly obtiss if they v
> come around with the wood or the cas-
and you will kindly be remembered in {
As.Printers DSeam."